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  1. #1
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    You're so lucky Jakabella that you have so much knowledge to be able to do that. If my love for horses was all I need then I'd be a friggin expert

    I guess thats also a point of difference, I know nothing honestly, I don't pretend to be better than I am, I am a beginner and I walk into a shop and people sell me loads of useless crap because I have a neon sign on my forehead saying "I have no clue what I am in for so sell me evrything"

    Sil has lived on a farm and been around horses ALL her life so probably has the "if its good for the goose ............" take on things.

    IF Dd is interested later we'll think about one for her .... til then, we'll stick with my fella's (one of them) Bear would make a good lead horse he hates work LOL

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    A love for horses is a huge start! If I didnt love them all so much and want to ride them then it would have all fallen by the wayside by now! My poor boys (My Qtr horse and my ex racer) havnt been ridden in months but I have the itch to get back on asap after this bub is born! I also have a welshy (mare) that I will be breaking in a bit better once bub is here. I used to show and do dressage at a high level but I just have them for fun now!

    Just enjoy your buys Nae - its the best fun!